Giada Angel Tribal Giada, Font of Hope | Illustration by Kai Carpenter Commander (1) Creatures (25) Admonition Angel Angel of Finality Angel of the Dire Hour Angel of the Ruins Angel of Vitality Angelic Sell-Sword Angelic Sleuth Cartographer's Hawk Dazzling Angel Exemplar of Light Herald of the Host Herald of War Inspiring Overseer Karmic Guide Loyal Warhound Lyra Dawnbringer Mirror Entity Resplendent Marshal Scouting Hawk Solemn Simulacrum Starnheim Aspirant Steel Seraph Thraben Watcher Windshaper Planetar Wojek Investigator Instants (11) Bathe in Light Crib Swap Destroy Evil Fateful Absence Loran's Escape March of Otherworldly Light Path to Exile Sejiri Shelter Surge of Salvation Swords to Plowshares Unbreakable Formation Sorceries (8) Cut a Deal Empyrial Storm Entreat the Angels Fragmentize Gift of Estates Lay Down Arms Sevinne's Reclamation Tragic Arrogance Enchantments (5) Court of Grace Folk Hero Ossification Planar Disruption Together Forever Artifacts (13) Arcane Signet Endless Atlas Fellwar Stone Herald's Horn Marble Diamond Mask of Memory Mind Stone Oketra's Monument Planar Atlas Pyre of Heroes Sol Ring Thran Dynamo Worn Powerstone Lands (37) Bonders' Enclave Castle Ardenvale Demolition Field Plains x29 Scavenger Grounds Seraph Sanctuary Terrain Generator The Fair Basilica Windbrisk Heights Let's get into mono-white angel tribal helmed by Giada, Font of Hope

Skip to main content SIGN IN Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Commander Decks: Atarka, World Render Edition: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Commander Decks Type: Legendary Creature - Dragon Cast: Rarity: R Collector #: 176 Pow/Tuf: 6/4 Flying, trample Whenever a Dragon you control attacks, it gains double strike until end of turn
Gishath is a powerful commander since it lets its controller play dinosaurs from the top of their library without paying their mana costs
Proteus Staff loses some of its oomph, but most decks running Staff were using it primarily on their own creatures, and that ability remains the same
If the same mode is chosen more than once, you choose their relative order as you cast the spell